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Call for Executive Board Nominations (2020)
The Nominations and Elections Committee of the Southern Criminal Justice Associationis issuing a call for nominations for the following positions: Second Vice-President Director-at-Large (2 Positions) Nominees must be members of SCJA, in good standing, and willing to run for office.Self nominations are encouraged. SCJA members can submit nominations online here, or by completing the attached…
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Call for Award Nominations
We are now accepting nominations for 2020 awards, including Outstanding Educator, Outstanding Professional, the coveted Richter H. Moore, Jr. Founder’s Award, and numerous student awards. All submissions must be received no later than May 15th, 2020. Click here to find out more and how to submit.
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In memory of Dr. Mike Leiber
He was a scholar, mentor, colleague, and most importantly a dear friend to many of us. The Southern Criminal Justice Association family sends its warmest sympathies to his family, friends, and colleagues. His obituary can be read here.
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Crime and Grits #3
The third issue of the SCJA newsletter, Crime and Grits, is now available. Find it here! Thanks to Julie Baldwin for putting it together and bringing it to us.
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American Journal of Criminal Justice call for papers
The American Journal of Criminal Justice invites submissions for a special issue “Research on Sexual Victimization in the #metoo Era: Prevention and Innovative Methodologies,” edited by Dr. Leah Daigle. Click here to learn more.
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Win Fabulous Prizes!
As highlighted in our charity spotlight, our patronage this year will be going to The Beat of Life. In addition to the great work they do generally, they will also be performing at our luncheon, so we will certainly want to show our appreciation by donating/buying raffle tickets to support their cause. But let’s be…
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The 2019 Program is now Available
Download it here!
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Charity Spotlight (2019)
one of the ways we give back
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American Journal of Criminal Justice Call for Papers
Sponsored by the Southern Criminal Justice Association, the American Journal of Criminal Justice was founded in 1975 to disseminate empirical research and academic commentary on a wide array of criminal justice topics and issues. Articles address contemporary developments, evidence-based practice discovery, and challenges across the three prongs of the criminal and juvenile justice systems. Additional…
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Crime and Grits #2
The second issue of the SCJA newsletter, Crime and Grits, is now available. Find it here. Thanks to Julie Baldwin, Erin Castro, Abigail Novak, and John Stogner for putting it together and bringing it to us.